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Request PID 1209:F543 for USB PPPS Hub - #1359
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Project page: https://github.com/piersfinlayson/usb-ppps-hub
Pre-requisites:
Publicly available source code repository:
Containing modifiable PCB design files:
Source code for a device with a USB interface:
Licensed under a recognized open source or open source hardware license:
Why the hub needs its own PID:
Many USB2514B hubs use Microchip's default IDs, 0424:2514, and Microchip's default configuration, which reports per-port power switching whether or not the hub can switch each port's power. Many of them can't.
This hub does supporting switching each port's power independently, and having its own VID/PID lets users and tools such as uhubctl identify it as one that does.